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Many Private Merchants Close Amid Cuba Government Offensive

Inspectors confiscate the merchandise or fine sellers who do not put price labels on their products.

“In Cuba, there was no future, but I didn’t want to leave my mother alone. I talked it over with her, and she gave me her blessing.”

The 132-apartment building was a symbol of modernity when it opened in 1967 on Havana’s seafront.

Makeshift antennas in Cuba are made of aluminum and plastic, and have become the queens of rooftops for home Internet.

A hand has crossed out “Long live Cuba without communism” on the monumental ’Wooden Cloud’ installed in the Plaza Vieja in Havana

Republican-led states have deployed their police agencies to the border, heeding Texas governor Greg Abbott’s call to arms.

Failure to comply with these provisions can result in fines, power outages of up to 72 hours, and other penalties.

The El Nuevo Herald investigation was published just a month and a half before Donald Trump’s return to the US presidency.

Recent reforms to Nicaragua’s Constitution eliminate governmental commitments to environmental protection.

The third disconnection in less than two months came at 2:08 a.m. this morning, once again plunging the country into total darkness.